


C. Step response of a system in MATLAB
MATLAB code
numerator = [1]
denominator = [4 2 2]
system = tf(numerator,denominator)
step(system)
Explanation of program

The transfer function given in your problem is shown above.
since the numerator is 1, we have used the following command to input the numerator
numerator = [1]
since the denominator is 4s2 + 2s +2, take the coefficients of equation which is [4 2 2].
denominator = [4 2 2]
Now we have to convert the numerator and denominator to transfer function. For that we are using the command: tf()
system = tf(numerator,denominator)
The command used for obtaining step response and step response plot is : step()
step(system)
D. Plot of step response
The command step(system) also plots the
response. The response is attached below.
Derive separate formulas for and
using the equation above then calculate and to
have (Peak Time) = 0.2 seconds
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